The Remnants of the Uchiha Are Forced To Save the Ninja World

  Chapter 90 Preparation

   Shinji didn't know about Didara's theft of white blood cells, he had already been known by Kazuwa Obito, let alone that Obito blamed Itachi on it.

  According to the agreement in the 'directly adjacent space', Didala did not go to handover in person, but used the clay spider to very covertly send the captured leucocytes to a forest.

  Because of this, when Didala left the town by himself in a clay bird.

   Obito and Jue hurriedly followed, and there was no time to check the town.

   Three days later.

  One night in the dead of night, the briquette turned into a shadow by performing "transmission", sneaked into the forest cautiously, found the clay spider left by Didara, and took out the leukocytes contained in a small petri dish.

  In the apartment.

   Counting the time, Shinji bit his finger, and Jie Yin cast 'spirituality'.

  Boom.

  Among the white smoke, briquettes came out.

   Shinji asked: "Did you get something?"

  Ball took out the petri dish containing leukocytes from the small bag he carried, and handed it to Shinji: "Do you see this thing?"

   Shinji quickly took the petri dish, opened the lid to take a closer look, and then let out a long sigh of relief.

   This small group of white cells in the petri dish is very easy to identify.

With just one glance, Shinji was sure that it was a white cell, because this group of cells was very active. With the insight of his kaleidoscope Sharingan, he could even observe the slight movement of this group of cells and tissues. See him in the laboratory The cellular organization of other organisms that have lived is quite different.

  The briquettes also approached curiously: "What is this? Can it be eaten?"

   Shinji knocked on the head of the coal ball angrily: "I know I miss food!"

  Brick shrank his head, and muttered: "You still know how to command a cat, you don't even give me a stutter, cheapskate!"

   "I heard everything!" Shinji glanced at the briquettes, and immediately asked, "How is that woman settling down?"

  Shinji's chakra is limited, so it is impossible to maintain the shadow clone for a long time.

  So after entering the Land of Fire, he handed over the arrangement of Xianglin's mother to the briquettes.

  Ball said: "I settled her in a small town not far from the cat's hometown, and bought a hut with her with the money you gave."

   Shinji asked while collecting the leukocytes, "Is she in good condition?"

  Bibble nodded again and again: "Yeah, my complexion has recovered a lot in the past few days."

   Shinji felt relieved.

   After all, Xianglin's mother belongs to the Uzumaki clan. As long as she doesn't continue to overdraw her chakra, it's hard to say whether the lost vitality can be recovered, but at least her life should be safe.

   Early the next morning.

   Shinji didn't even go to the ninja school, and went directly to the laboratory of the medical class.

  Because he spent every day in the laboratory these days, Cao Dao Kaoru helped him apply to the medical class for a laboratory that belonged exclusively to him.

   After closing the door of his laboratory, Shinji took out the leukocytes, and started testing the leukocytes with laboratory instruments.

   Under the detection of each instrument, Shinji's eyes became brighter and brighter.

While recording the test data, he secretly said: "The cell activity is twenty-eight times that of ordinary people, the division speed is five times faster than that of ordinary people, and the peak value of Chakra fluctuations is more than sixty times higher than that of ordinary people. This is simply unbelievable. !"

  The 'ordinary people' here are not ordinary villagers.

   Those who can be dubbed "ordinary people" in the data comparison of the medical class are at least people with ninja talent.

  While the white blood cells have completely crushed ordinary ninjas in all aspects of data.

  From a biological point of view, the gap between leukocytes and ordinary ninja cells is even greater than the gap between human cells and pig cells.

  Suddenly thought of something, Shinji quickly collected the white blood cells, cleared the data on the instrument, and then found Kaoru Kusanagi.

   "What!? You want the cell data of the first generation?"

  After listening to Shinji's request, Kaoru Kusanagi looked surprised.

Shinji hurriedly explained: "You know that I have been doing experiments related to transplantation recently. When I looked through the old files, I found that the village had previously conducted a cell transplantation experiment on the first generation of adults, but all the data in the files were sealed. My authority not enough."

   Kaoru Kusanagi was a little embarrassed: "Everything about that experiment is confidential. Even I need to apply to the higher authorities, and I may not be able to pass it."

  Shinji said: "I'm just curious about the cell data of the first generation of adults, not all the files of that experiment."

  Kao Daoxun thought for a while and said, "Okay, I'll help you apply."

   Regarding the various data of the primary cells, Konoha's medical class has detailed archives.

   Not only that, Shinji heard that the first generation of living cells are still sealed in the warehouse of the medical class.

  It’s just that the various experiments related to the first-generation cells had tragic consequences, so the village sealed up the first-generation cells and suspended all related experiments, so now even Cao Daoxun can’t get in touch with the first-generation cells.

  But if it’s just the data of the first generation of cells, Kaoru Kusanagi can still get it.

   In the afternoon, Kaoru Kusanagi gave the data to Shinji, and told Shinji not to take the data out of the laboratory.

  After obtaining the data of the primary cells, Shinji immediately compared it with the data of the leukocytes.

  In terms of cell activity, the first generation of cells is more than 80 times that of ordinary people, the division speed is 15 times faster than that of ordinary people, and the peak value of chakra is nearly 200 times higher than that of ordinary people.

   "Isn't this a human-tailed beast? No, it's even more exaggerated than a human-tailed beast! No wonder Madara and Nine Tails are no match for the first generation."

   Shinji was secretly speechless.

  This data is simply exaggerated.

  In the eyes of Shinji, the white blood cells that have completely surpassed ordinary people, when placed together with the first-generation cells, suddenly pale in comparison.

   "It's no wonder that few people can withstand the first generation of cells. It's reasonable to not be able to withstand it! It's a miracle in probability that someone like Yamato survived hard!"

   Shinji sighed with emotion, and at the same time rejoiced that he chose leukocytes.

  Because the first-generation cells are too domineering, this kind of domineering has gone beyond the scope of normal biological cells. Even if the body of an ordinary person is lucky enough to accommodate the first-generation cells, there is no way to tap the full potential contained in the first-generation cells.

  In contrast, the leukocytes with only one-third to one-fourth of the first-generation cells according to various data are much milder.

  In the next three days, Shinji conducted more than one hundred fusion experiments on the cells of kalin and leukocytes in a petri dish.

  The result is gratifying.

  The fusion rate reached over 55%.

  If you consider the kaleidoscope Sharingan in Xianglin's eye sockets, which has the ability to balance the yang escape chakra contained in the leucocytes, the fusion rate can be increased by at least another 20 to 30 points.

  The success rate is about 80%. It can be said that as long as the luck is not too bad, there will be basically no problems.

  So after nearly a week of preparations, Shinji changed into a red cloud cloak, put on a mask, and walked into Kaorin's room late at night.

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  (end of this chapter)